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Maulana Reacts to Viral Slogan 'Two Kachoris, One Samosa...': Urges Understanding Safety Concerns.
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News18•02-10-2026, 23:18
Maulana Reacts to Viral Slogan 'Two Kachoris, One Samosa...': Urges Understanding Safety Concerns.
- •The slogan 'Two kachoris, one samosa, what trust can men be given?' raised by DU students is viral on social media.
- •This slogan was raised against perpetrators of a minor's rape in Aastha Kunj Park and against the administration.
- •Maulana Qari Ishaq Gora from Meerut expressed surprise at the slogan and offered his advice.
- •He stated that while opinions on the slogan's language may vary, understanding the underlying concern for safety and respect is crucial.
- •The cleric emphasized teaching sons the importance of treating women with respect, decency, and responsibility, ensuring no woman feels uncomfortable or insecure.
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The viral slogan was raised by female students of Delhi University against the perpetrators of a minor's rape in South Delhi's Aastha Kunj Park and to protest against the administration.
Deobandi cleric Maulana Qari Ishaq Gora stated that while opinions and debates on the language of the slogan may vary, the deeper concern regarding women's safety and respect behind it must be understood.
The cleric emphasized that besides providing children with high degrees, families must focus on proper ethical upbringing, teaching sons to treat all women with the same respect and security expected for their own female relatives.
